EU referendum

[meeesh]

You know I thought your post was absolute bollocks until I checked the historical rate
The initial rate in 2000 was about €1.70. It then steadily fell to €1.40 ish from 2004- 2008
It then took a huge dip and in 2009 was 1 for 1 ish before a steady recovery where it's been around €1.20 since 2010, up until the end of last year where it was back at €1.40
Today it's about €1.30

Most of my posts can be bollocks,unless it involves football that is,but yea I remember it being a lot higher than todays rate (1.27) I've seen,but I saw all the scaremongers on the news last night,queing up at exchange outlets,and thought maybe I should join the queue,but maybe not

 

[Metal Biker]

What? You mean this is too difficult for you to understand?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3589474/The-London-car-park-camp-homeless-migrants-live.html

I think Tanzey's point is that they voted to leave and agree with your sentiments as well about the problems being in the EU.

At least that's how I see it.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Word of mouth from people who've already stated they've voted by postal vote and the ones who have, the majority have said they voted 'leave'. Is it reliable? No, hence 'rumoured'.

It's not that hard to understand.

And some people on here who have been involved in separating the ins and outs. Not counting them ..... But, of course, you would have to read and understand people's posts to know that, I guess.

 

[Tanzeylee]

What? You mean this is too difficult for you to understand?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3589474/The-London-car-park-camp-homeless-migrants-live.html

No I'm confused as to why an out vote is for more car park camps.

 

[YPhrunts]

Out of interest, which laws brought in by the EU previously would you complain about if you knew who to complain to?

Well you can start with criminals being allowed to vote for a start. Cameron got a 'concession' that it would not apply to lifers. But he struggled to get it through for less serious offences. They reluctantly agreed that Lifers can't vote. Did you know where to protest about it or to whom?

 

[Tanzeylee]

I think Tanzey's point is that they voted to leave and agree with your sentiments as well about the problems being in the EU.

At least that's how I see it.

That's how I saw it too.

 

[YPhrunts]

No I'm confused as to why an out vote is for more car park camps.

No you're right. A lot of Polish and Romanian gypsies will in future look for flats and houses (non existent) and start paying their taxes instead of massaging an even greater black economy. Right ho.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

No I'm confused as to why an out vote is for more car park camps.

I think he replied to the wrong post. If he'd replied to the one you replied to, it would make more sense to his position.

 

[Daz_Blue]

Out of interest, which laws brought in by the EU previously would you complain about if you knew who to complain to?

The main one is killing the UK's fishing industry...telling fisherman they cannot fish more than 12 miles off the British coast..... UK fishing is 85% down compared to what it was in the late 70s.
Being told a skilled worker from USA/Australia/India etc cannot come and work in the UK but some less skilled scrounger from Eastern Europe can .... I bet they still line up in TESCO with their fucking food stamps with their shopping trolley's filled to the brim ..... I was lucky to have a full shopping cart when I shopped their but had to work 60+ hours a week for the privilege.

I left Englandstan in 2005 but still have family members there ......nearly all of them working class traditional Labour voters and they are split on which way they are voting ...

I would of voted to remain up until 10 years ago ...not now

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

Don't give a Brexiter a pencil. They are fucking dangerous with pencils.

rather be without a pencil than a brain like yourself.